It should be obvious as to who will wear the “C.” What about the A’s, though? Last season, the San Jose Sharks went with a rotational leadership group. Five players wore letters, all of whom were alternates. Tyler Toffoli was a permanent alternate. Macklin Celebrini and Barclay Goodrow were alternates at home. Alexander Wennberg and Mario Ferraro wore A’s on …
Are Trouba and Nurse upgrades to the Sharks’ defense? The San Jose Sharks were anything but quiet when free agency began. On July 1st, GM Mike Grier made quite a few deals. Mason Marchment was the first to sign. Marchment himself will bring leadership and grit to this young Sharks team. Jacob Truba Signing However, the most polarizing signing of …
The new league year has begun. The 2025-26 season ended when the Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup. However, July 1st marks the first day of the 2026-27 league year. Free agency is the headline event. Many thought the San Jose Sharks would be fairly quiet. That was absolutely not the case. Let’s have a look at the wild first …
Only one game remains. But what a ride it has been. 81 games down, one to go. The San Jose Sharks’ season will come to an end Thursday night. With the LA Kings’ win in Seattle on Monday night, the Sharks were eliminated from the postseason. The fact that it took 80 games for that to happen shows the tremendous …
The Sharks were dead in the water a week ago…what a difference a week makes. Just a week ago, we began writing the San Jose Sharks’ eulogy for the season. The losing streak hit five games, including a devastating, ugly loss in Nashville. This week, though, the Sharks are showing their fight. If they go down, they will go down …
That game in Nashville may have been the nail in the coffin. It has been a rough week for the San Jose Sharks. They are in the midst of the playoff race. Yet, they have done nothing to help their cause. Now they are in dire straits if they want to be a playoff team. 3/19: Buffalo Sabres // L, …
The Sharks went 2-3 on their recent road trip, with a critical loss to Edmonton. The San Jose Sharks’ playoff hopes took a hit this past week. In what many felt was a must-win against the Edmonton Oilers, the Sharks put up a scrambled, lackluster effort. While they are not out of the postseason picture by any means, they have …
That may have been the worst week for the Sharks thus far this season. Yikes. Just yikes. The Olympic break is here, and it could not have come at a better time for the San Jose Sharks. They closed out the most brutal stretch of the season, and the grind shows how much it has taken out of the Sharks. …
These are not the Sharks we are used to. This team has a lot of fight in them. The San Jose Sharks have finally completed their four straight back-to-backs; truly, the most difficult portion of the schedule. The Sharks have emerged relatively unscathed and can now set their sights on the upcoming Olympic break. 1/15: Washington Capitals // W, 3-2 …
It appears to be the dog days of summer…err…winter The San Jose Sharks are beginning a tough stretch of hockey. They will play four straight back-to-backs starting with Columbus. On top of that, they will only play three more home games (also after Columbus) until the Olympic break. This stretch could make or break the season. 1/3: Tampa Bay Lightning …
